Now I don’t necessarily mean
lying on a beach towel on the sand in the sun. Actually, that’s a bit
of an invitation to developing a melanoma. The Australian sun is very
hot and also there is a hole in the ozone layer over the continent. So,
lying around in the sun is not a major activity - but what do we do?
My
very favourite time of day at the beach is first thing in the morning
when we walk to a local coffee shop, get a take away coffee and sit on a
bench looking out at the waves. We also like to splash and swim in the
waves. I am fond of walking laps in a nearby rock pool and Lyle and I
both enjoy walking along a beach boardwalk or along the sand at low
tide. Just watching the waves provides an endless source of enjoyment
and entertainment.
There are two pictures with
this post. In the first picture, Jill and I have just finished our
coffee and are standing by the rail overlooking the beach. For the
second picture, I have walked down a dozen steps to the edge of the
sand.
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| Sue with Jill |
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| Sue on the beach |
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